CA handles La Perla's substantial assets Luxury Italian undies biz La Perla is protecting its data assets from a tits-up by using CA's ARCserve backup software. The bra-and-panties business has 3TB of data on 50 servers around the globe and is using ARCserve Backup to safeguard it. The data ranges from email to critical data and business intelligence based on sales …
Why is it that some electronics parts maker buys a new server management suite for X millions and we get no pics, the second some clothes maker buys a bit of backup software it's an excuse to show some woman lying around in her pants? Which makes me wonder, how many women actually do live like that? No work today, tell you what I'll do, I'll just sit around my art-deco withdrawing room in my very expensive pants! Then again I suppose most us game players do the same on our days off too, it's not anywhere near as pleasant but there you go.
Anyway, my point is...
The geeks out here demand more softcore geek porn! More shots of circuit boards and well designed server rooms is what we want...well some of the time anyway!
... pull the teenage set, ElReg? If so, why?
Here's a shock ... My Wife wears a bra and panties, almost every day!
The Wife says that La Perla's marketing arm might want to think more about quality and comfort of product than terabytes of data ... In her opinion, La Perla's products are uncomfy.
3TB of storage onto ArcServe warrants an article does it? Nothing to do with the fact that you get to show sexy women in underwear? I would like to say that I am surprised, sadly I'm not, but I am disappointed. If I wanted T & A I'd go to an appropriate site to get it, I come to The Reg for IT news.
Now for the IT angle, from a storage and backup expert: Arc Serve? Poor sods.
I have to ask myself if I have been trolled into supplying more advertising revenue for The Reg.
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